Cobra’s new KING Utility irons

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Cobra’s new KING Utility irons2

Combining a classic look with modern technology (shared from Golf Punk)

For those of you that can handle a utility, iron Cobra have released the new KING Utility iron variant. The latest evolution targets players who seek maximum control and precision on tee shots and longer approach shots on par 5’s.

A classic, muscle-back iron shape delivers the feeling of controlled ball flights. At the same time, a wider sole and hollow body provide stability, power, and a low centred CG for trajectories that are high and penetrating.

A PWRSHELL™ face insert adds to the performance by expanding the sweet zone for improved ball speeds on off-centre hits and launch efficiency for enhanced trajectory.

Usually only found in Metalwoods, COBRA engineers integrated into the Utility design the trusted COBRA MyFly8™ technology, a series of eight adjustable loft settings that give users the ability to manage trajectory and launch for proper distance gapping.


Additionally, the KING Utility irons have COBRA CONNECT™ Powered by Arccos Caddie. This artificial intelligence system utilizes Smart Grips with embedded sensors to track and record distance and accuracy data on the Arccos Caddie app.

COBRA blends classic design with cutting-edge engineering, including a hollow-body design, forged PWRSHELL Face, and Tungsten Weighting, to deliver superior performance that users can track and analyze using the in-depth data provided by the Arccos Caddie system.


The KING Utility is also offered in a ONE Length™ configuration (graphite – £179 & steel – £169), while sharing the technologies of its variable-length counterpart, is designed at 7-iron length (37.50”), making it a perfect complement to any of COBRA’S ONE Length iron offerings.

Having a constant length through the set promotes one repeatable set-up and swing for more consistency, while the head design and weighting are fine-tuned to provide uniformity of feel through the set. Traditional variable-length players can also benefit from the consistency and accuracy of the ONE Length Utility iron.


After analyzing player test and GEARS test results, a shorter length has been shown to improve playability in the long irons and promote centre contact for more precision.

COBRA KING Utility irons (graphite – £179 & steel – £169), will be available in a 2-Utility in RH (adjustable from 16 – 20 degrees), 3-Utility in RH/LH (adjustable from 18 – 21 degrees) and 4-Utility in RH/LH (adjustable from 21 – 24 degrees).


The standard Utility comes with a steel KBS $-Taper lite (in S or R flex) and a graphite Project X Catalyst 80 (in X-Stiff, S, or R flex) shaft options with a Lamkin Crossline CONNECT Black grip. 


The KING Utility ONE Length irons will be available in a 3-Utility (adjustable from 18 – 21 degrees), 4-Utility (adjustable from 21 to 24 degrees) and a 5-Utility (adjustable from 24 to 27 degrees). The ONE Length Utility offering comes standard with a steel KBS $-Taper lite (in S or R flex) and a graphite Project X Catalyst 80 (in S, XS, or R flex) shaft options with a Lamkin Crossline CONNECT Blue grip. 


KING Utility products will be available at retail and online from 12 June 2020. For more information on the full King family, visit www.cobragolf.co.uk.

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